The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1887-09-17
PREMIUMS AT THE COUNTY FAIR.
In addition to those given last week wo publish
below the balance of the premiums awarded at the

below the balance of the premiums awarded at the
late county fair:
VEGETABLES, CEREALS, FRUIT, FLOWERS, &C.
Mrs. M. A. Worley, pears; j. Albert Booth,
bushel wheat, bushel white corn and green tobac-
co; D. M. Matthews, bushel wheat; w. JEFF.
Shanklin, Fultz wheat; George B. Roberts, sweet
potatoes, carrots, longberry wheat, apples; Mrs.
L. r. Stevenson, yellow corn, Lima beans, canta-
loup; George II. Merryman, seed yellow corn, rye,
potatoes; 7. II. Pindell, seed sugar corn; R. Vim
cent, Jr, seed white corn, cucumbers for pickles,
sugar corn, floral designs; II. W. Patterson, oats,
sugar beets, fruit; A. G. Scott barley; J. II.
Clark, potatoes, turnips, beets; VIM. Z. Tread
well, buckwheat; Harry Treadwell, cured tobacco;
John Piersol, fruit; Alex. Mccormick, Jr., fall
apples, egg plants, tomatoes, onion sets, peppers
Durbin Parks, crab apples, cabbage; W. d. Brack-
enridge, pears G. BONN Slingluf, fall pears w.
B. Sands, fall pears Mrs. ]. A. Conkling, ounces
Thos. B. Todd, peaches; John Bell, Chestertown
peaches; j. Randolph Mordecai, Concord and
hardy grapes; J.A. Hamilton, Concord and hardy
grapes Mrs. Chas. W. Ridgely, house grapes,
roses, squashes, flowers; G.. M. Wagner, largest
collection vegetables; J. Frank Mather, parsnips,
potatoes; Mrs. j. G. Councilman, egg plants; S..
H. Buchanan, Lima BEANS Julius Thomas, tur-
nips Julius Albright, potatoes; John Underwood,
pumpkins; Miss Georgia Armstrong, yard beans |;
Breckenridge & Co., collection of plants; Mrs. e
W. Parks, native flowers; Miss Ida Rider, but
ton-hoe bouquets; Miss Ida B. Ware, flowers !;
Miss Geneva Eckhardt, flowers Miss Lille M.
Swift, vase grasses Mrs. P. B. Haley, tomatoes.
DAIRY PRODUCTS, HAMS, &C.
Mrs. w. w. Matthews, roll butter; Mrs. j. D..
Matthews, roll butter Mrs. Edwin A. Cockey,
roll butter, cooked ham Mrs. M. A. Worley, print
butter; Mrs. W. JEFF. Shanklin, lard j. Albert
Booth, lard; Miss Katie T. Robinson, print and
roll butter; Edgar Greaser print and roll butter !;
Mrs. ]. W. Shanklin, cooked ham, hard soap; Mrs.
Dixon Connolly, soft soap.
WINES, CoRDIALs, CIDER, &C.
Mrs. W. JEFF. Shankln, currant wine Mrs. J..
W. Shanklin, peach cordial; Mrs. W. S. Tread
well, peach brandy Miss Sallie Anderson, grape
wine; Mrs. Ruth Parks, Clinton grape wine Mrs.
Chas. M. Jessop, blackberry wine; Mrs. J. II.
Cole, strawberry wine; Mrs. W. Fl. Wight, cherry
bounce wines; Mrs. B. 7. Ridgely, wines; Mrs.
Jesse Hoshall, cider, vinegar; Mrs. P. B. Haley,
Concord wine.
PRESERVES, JELLIES, PICKLES., &C.
Ms. W. W. Matthews, cucumber pickles, apple
jelly, conserved cherries, preserved ripe water
meloi, conserved pineapple, light grape jelly /;
Mrs. w. JEFF. Shanklin, Chill sauce; Mrs. John
Durham, canned pears and ounces; Miss Belle
Breckenridge, picked onions, crab apple jelly,
aappl marmalade, preserved bIackberries, goose
berrbs, figs, blackberry jam Miss Annie Ritter,
appB jelly; Mrs. Dixon Connolly, sweet tomato
pickle, chow-chow, spiced grapes and preserves of
varDus sorts; Miss Edith Burnham, ounce jelly
Mrs L. B. Cockey, preserved pineapple; Miss
Sophia Talbot, preserved citron /; Miss Sadie V.
Councilman, grape jam; Mrs. John Wright, to-
matt catsup; Miss Betty Pearce, blackberry jam
ndjey; Mrs. c. BONN Slingluf, spiced peaches
Mrs w. Frank Bell, preserved raspberries, peach
mamalade and peach jelly; Mrs. NJ. A. Mays,
cucumber pickles; Mrs. Jesse Hoshall, caulfower
pickle, dried peaches, picked cabbage, preserved
tomatoes; Miss Belle Rider, green tomato pickle
Mrs. E. L. Pinkerton, Worcester sauce and q
great variety of pickles and preserves Miss Lilly
M Price, jellies aDd a great variety of canned
gods; Mrs. Jacob M. Pearce, French pickle
MIS-. B. T. Ridgely, pear pickles; Mrs. Albert T.
Love- walnut pickle; Miss Laura Bryson, pickles
Mrs. E. M. Griffith, peach butter; Mrs. j. L. Roy
ston, cherries in glass; Mrs. J. A. Conkling, can
ned blackberries; Mrs. II. G. Hutchins, preserved
strawberries; Miss Laura V. Ware, ounce jelly
Mrs. II. G. Ridgey, preserved plums; Mrs. J. T.
Ensor, preserved grapes; Mrs. VIM. Price, pre-
served ctron, strawberry jam and various jellies;
Miss U. A. Shaul, various preserves; Mrs. Frank
Padgett, fox grape jelly; Miss Hattie L. Swift,
dried apples; Miss Laura B. Merryman, dried
corn.
cARAMELs, TAFFY, &C.
Miss Belle Breckenridge, cream chocolate cara
mels, cocoanut tafy Miss Ella N. Houck, home
made candy Mrs. Albert T. Love, caramels Miss
Mary Bond, lemon candy Miss Charlotte Price,
nut drops Mrs. E. M. Griffith, fruit candy; Mrs.
D. M. Matthews, cream chocolate Mrs. VIM. H.
Flayhart, vanilla tafy; Mrs. J. W. Shanklin,
specimen of icing.
BREAD, CAKES, PIES, &C.
Mrs J. D. Matthews, cinnamon buns; Mrs. W.
JEFF Shanklin, marble cake; Miss Belle Bracken-
ridge, biscuits; Mrs. Charles B. Taylor, Graham
bread; Mrs. VIM. H. Todd, pumpkin and sweet
potato pies Mrs. VIM. B. Sands, biscuit, yeast
powder; Miss Jennie Rider, sugar cakes; Miss
Dora Miles, ginger cakes; Miss Ida Ceilings,
ToI hnkk ,1,,fTo M.oc
Marcie A. Sparks, mountain cake, crullers and
jelly cake; Miss Alice Stump, beaten biscuit; Miss
Ella Scott, spiced cake; Mrs. F. I. Duncan, gin
ger pound cake; Miss Mamie Scott, ice-cream
cake Miss Hattie L. Swift, corn bread Miss
Laura B. Merryman, cup cake; Mrs. V. 7. Ship
ley, pound cake Miss Annie Bussey, sponge cake
Miss Mamie Brown, silver cake; Miss jamie Gal
loway, fruit cake; Miss Ella Ewing, custard cake
Miss Betty Pearce, chocolate cake; Miss Emma
Causey, chocolate cake; Miss Neppie Anderson,
ribbon cake; Mrs. Ella Cockey, apple cake; Mrs
NJ. r. Matthews, sand tarts Miss Mary ]. Parks
green apple pie; Miss Mary S. Griffith, lemon
custard pie Mrs. C. Bohn Slingluff, custard cake
Mrs. w. F. Bell, lady cake, orange cake; Mrs. M.
A. Mays, rolls; Miss Katie Ryan, bread; Miss
Laura Bryson, beaten biscuit, yeast powder; Miss
Mary Ridgely, ginger cake; Miss Lilly Gent,
sugar cake Miss Lillian Todd, cup cake; Miss
Ellen Matthews, sponge cake; Miss Laura M.
Crane, sponge cake; Mrs. VIM. H. Flayh hart, bread
Miss Vene Piersoll, bread; Mrs. Estelle Rider,
bread, biscuit and rolls Miss Zanie Gent, rusk
Miss Anna NJ. Taylor, rusk Mrs. W. W. Mat
thews, dry yeast.
NEEDLEwoRK, DECORATIVE ART, &C.
Miss Ida B. Ware, Kensington work; Miss
Bette Ceilings, silk quilt; Miss Ida Ceilings,
silk quilt; Mrs. Dixon Connolly, splasher; Mrs.
Chas. B. Taylor, calico quilt, lady's dress; Mrs.
E. P. Philpot, crochet quilt, Kensington embroid-
cry; Miss Ellen M. Parker, crochet quilt Mrs.
Geo. B. Cockey, knit counterpane; Miss Edith
Burnham, knit counterpane; Mrs. VIM. H. Todd,
rag carpet Mrs. J. D. G. Duncan, handmade
shirt Mrs. John Fishpaugh, rag carpet Miss
Minnie Welby, paintings and plain sewing Miss
Alice Stump, lady's dress; Mrs. VIM. B. Sands,
plain sewing, darning, button-holes; Mrs. A. A.
Breese, infants dress; Miss Mary Fraser, wool
Miss Jennie Rider, worsted afghan Mrs. E. T.
Norris embroidery Miss Ellen Chase, embroide-
ry Mrs. J. Randolph Mordecai, embroidery Mrs.
Milton Dance, fire screen; Miss Maggie Reese,
satin stitch, painting china Miss Belle ].
Houck, satin stitch in silk g.; Miss Marion G. Clark,
satin stitch and crewel embroidery; Miss Fanny
Talbot, crewel embroidery; Miss Ida Hare, frame
embroidery and Kensington; Mrs. Geo. Chilcoat,
frame embroidery; Miss Lulie Carlisle, worked
slippers Mrs. VIM. d. Griffith, lace work Miss
NJ. A. Garland, embroidery; Miss Eliza Talbot,
hand braided work; Miss Matte Carlisle, pillow
shams Mrs. r. c. Massenburg, table cover; Mrs.
W. H. Wight, bead embroidery, fancy work Miss
Laura E. Cole, satchet bag; Miss Marcie A.
Sparks, fancy apron; Mrs. E. Burgee, tufted quilt
Miss Virginia Wilhelm, lambrequin; Miss Annie
Rider, patching; Miss Mollie Amos, painted
china; Miss L. W. Smith, painting on silk; Mrs.
Sue Doyle, painting on plush and silk Miss
Annie Cook, painting on satin; Miss Sallie E.
Swift, tile painting; Miss Dunlap, painting on
plush Miss Clara W. Wight, painting on wood
panels; Miss Carrie Ensor, crayon drawing; Miss
Alice Stump, crayon drawing, table scarf; Miss
Ella n Houck, taxidermy, repousse brass work ;
Mrs. Mary M. Welby, painting in oil; Miss Sophia
Talbot, wax flowers Miss Ella Scott, lamp shade
Miss Agnes Scott, household decorative art; Mrs.
F. I. Duncan, darned net; Miss Isabella Semple,
silk knit hose Miss Mary Fraser, knit skirt; Miss
Carrie Richardson knit cotton gloves, knit skirt
Mrs. Margaret Webster crocheting and cross-stitch
embroidery Miss Salie E. Beaver, lace-work
Mrs. A. Stansbury, rick rack; Mrs. Howard Bar
reckman, rick rack; Miss Carrie A. Cross, wall
banner; Mrs. VIM. D. Griffith, wall banner; Miss
Mary Schmidt, calico quilt; Miss Fanny Talbot,
calico quilt; Miss Ida Jones, crochet work; Miss
Geneva Eckhardt, crochet work; Miss G. L. Paine,
penmanship; Miss Katie Balls, rick rack; Miss
Sadie V. Councilman, lace work; Harry W. Coe,
scroll saving; Miss Lilly Rice, plain sewing Miss
Irene Balls, plain sewing; Miss Maud L. Lippin-
colt, needlework; George E. Devoro, best map Of
Baltimore county; Miss Nellie Donovan, penman-
ship; Miss Mary Donovan, penmanship; Mrs.
John j. Wight, household decorations.